How I made my 3D Heroquest magnetized board
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- Опубліковано 8 вер 2024
- Printed using an Elegoo Mars 2P.
The files can be found here:
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Thanks to dracnac73 for this wonderful work!!!
I painted the tiles with Citadel paintings and Vallejo airbrush thinner.
So much love was placed into this project and it shows !!
Indeed!!! Thank you Gamgan.
Beautiful
I really like how you can build the map as the heroes traverse the maze. I've been thinking about doing something similar but just by adhering laminated paper copies of the map to some magnetic sheets. Yours looks great!
That's, super fucking cool my guy!
Awesome!
Very impressive!
Zargon is pleased.
Dunion sounds delicious.
/jk nice video and project man
The colours are fantastic! Did you varnish the board after? Cheers.
Yes I did. Vallejo matt varnish, mixed with water and applied with airbrush
@@laforjadelosheroes8625 Hey! Thanks for the reply. It is absolutely stunning! Any chances you could make a video of the colours you used?……..sooooo I can copy it! 😂😂 It is so vibrant, absolutely amazing job you’ve done!!
@@kermitcommando8833 I'm afraid I can't remember the colours I used. I can tell that I used diluted agrax earthshade/ nuln oil (depending on the room) to add the dirty effect. Additionally I used base colour, highlights and washes depending on the tone of the room, but this was some time ago... and as I said I can't remember... I'm sorry.
@@laforjadelosheroes8625 Hey, Oh that’s great thank you. Any guidance helps, thanks so much!
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4:25 The problem I see about magnetizing the cardboard D&D tiles is that they are double sided. So unless you buy two sets, you will have to cover up a side permanently.
Not really. You can separate both sides - You need to be very careful though. - I'll record a video to show how I do it. Actually, the good thing is, if you separate the sides you end up with two sets of tiles 🙂
@@laforjadelosheroes8625 You can split them evenly, right through the middle? Damn, you got more dexterity than I do.
@@paulcoy9060 well, not really... usually one side finishes thicker than the other - about 40/60, but for me it's worth it... and you know... I don't expect tiles in an ancient dungeon been completely leveled 😄
would love to see how you sliced the files and printed them - were all of them at an angle!? can you show a screen grab of your slicer? Also, how much resin do you think you used?...Looks maybe about 2L?
Hi Dean, sorry for the late response. I received the email notification and forgot about it. I don't have the files available at the moment, but I used and angle of 45 degrees aprox. About the amount of resin, I think so, about 2-3L.
Se que el ingles apesta pero tampoco es para que llores mientras lo hablas , buen curro ,un saludo
Hola, Hector. No lloro pero padezco un problema de ansiedad. Afortunadamente estoy mejor, aunque dicen que nunca se cura del todo. Un saludo.
Had to give a dislike because although this is cool, there is nothing 3d about it when it comes to the board its self. Now if you title for the video mentioned it was a 3d printed board instead of a 3d board then I wouldn't feel like I wasted my time looking up ideas on how I would like to do an actual 3d board.